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Hoi FOR THE SUNSET LAND.
A Groupe of Prominent Europeans
Found n Colony Here

n UIUUpt OF fTUmInenJ EurOpeans TO
Found Colony Here.
[C0pyright 1857, by the California associated Press
New YORK, June 16th.-ISpecial. Nv.
A A.Hopkins, principal proprietor of LeMdtin
the Paris journal, Darlington Wilson OF
London, and Harris of London, and two
young brothers named Brooks, Cambridge
University men, and sons of Members OF
the House, and Brooks brothers of London,
sugar planters of Cuba, are here on their
way to California, where they intend to
found colony. They have selected 10 600
acres of land 300 miles below San Fran
isco, where they will go into the raisin,
olive and fig culture. The investment
will reach 100000.
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Subaltern won, CREIGHTON, second. Time,
LOS. Tampa, the favorite, fell and Billy
Brown stumbled over him. Both jockeys
were badly stunned, though neither were
seriously injured
The six furlongs Choctaw won, Berlin
second Pat Dennis third. Time, 1:16.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-17
A NEAT SCHEME.
The New Method of Smuggling Opium
into San Frapc;sco.

SAN Francisco, June 16th.-[Special.l i
The customs officers made a capture yes
terday which will probably lead to the en-
tire breaking up of the great opium ring
which has been operating in Canada, De-
troit, San Francisco ana Hongkong. On
the arrival of the overland train they ar.
rested an individual from Detroit, in whose
trunk was found $1,000 worth of the con-
traband article. The opium is smuggled
into British Columbia and across the lakes
in the United States, and is thence brought
to this CITY
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-17

Splendid Fruit and Grain Crops in Vuba
and Suffer Counties.
ICopyig, 1857, by the California associated Press.
MARYsvILLE, June 16th-Fruit ship
ments from this point are steadily increas-
ing. Over twenty tons daily are shipped
to San Francisco and Sacramento. Peaches
and apricots are yielding well. One april
cot orchard planted in Sutter county four
years ago Is netting this season from $120
to $3.50 per acre.
The grain harvest is progressing in this
vicinity. Field hands command 81 day
and board. Crops are turning out well
Some fields said to have been ruined by the
north wind are yielding 40 bushels o.
wheat to the acre.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-17

A Dakota man recently got $50 damages
from railroad company whose line runs
through his farm. His claim was that the
trains were so long in passing across his
fields that they injured the crop to that
amount by shading it.
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MEXICO.
An Epidemic Similar to Yellow Fever at
Guaymas.

NoGALEs "a. IT,, June 16th.-Persons
coming up from Guaymas report an alarm
ing epidemic of fever at that place and also
at other points along the coast. The dis
ease is called Sardinia fever" and is said
to be somewhat similar to old Yellow
Jack" One man who came up yesterday
says that he noted as many as twelve
funerals in one day.
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DAILY FOR c. H. eILMAN-JUNE IL, 1887.
4 BARGAIN IN VESTS!

pa5 Most don't have time read advertisements:
Their wives tell them about the 300 WHITE VESTS
Marseiles Pques and Linen Duck this lot There
so C0LORED SUMMER VESTS-no cheap stuff in
this lot all of the best quality of them sold high
$4 We have punched the lot and dropped onetth to
oneha from the original price Why? Because they
little soiled by handling being Show Window all
Sizes Prices range from rs cents to So.
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The Marquis del Campo. Spanish ship
owner, is about to run a line of steamers
between San Francisco and New York, via
Panama, in competition that of the
Pacific Mail, it is reported.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
A Husband Gets jealous Because His
Wife Prefers Another.

WIG Prefers Another.
ICopyight, 1857, By Tie California Associated Press.
VICTORIA, June 16th.-John Elliott, a
drunken fellow, shot his wife through the
leg at logging camp near Sooke Yesterday
His wife lett him and was living with an.
other man. The husband became Jealous
and shot at her twice, and then took to the
woods, the police succeeding in capturing
him in the evening
Victoria Not to be Sighted.
lcoPyigd, 1857, by tie California associated Press
VICTORIA, June 16th.-Advices were re.
ceiyed to-day ordering that the China
steamers call on her inward and outward
voyages at Victoria. The Abyssinia did
not call, and great indignation was felt here
at the slight, which was considered inten.
tional by the railway.
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victoria Not to be slirhtea.
IcQpylglt. 1857. BY Tie California associated Pre-
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
A Hotel 'Bus-Driver Thrown From Hi
Vehicle and Killed.

lCopvi9, 1857, by the California Associated Fre,s
OLYMPIA, June l6th.-A man named
Paine employed as driver for the New Eng.
land House, in this city, was killed by his
team running away, throwing him from
the wagon, at o'clock this evening.
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q CARD

Seeing among the testimonials of the IEtna
one signed by my old friend l.. A Murch, who
fought Indians with me under my command
over thirty years ago, was induced to try a
case of Etna Mineral Water. was four years
ago taken down with paralysis, losing the use of
from dyspepsia, neuralgia, kidney disease, loss
of eye-sie hit, hearing and speech. Ieommenced
to use .ftna the first of last month, drinking a
large glassful twice day, one in the morning
on arising and the other at night 1 felt the
happy eff ct ii had on me from the commence
ment. find my old friend Murch's testimonial
true to the letter, for it is having the same
splendid effect on me.
JAMES McIAHON,
n. f. cor. Washington and Battery streets.
San Francisco, June l, 1.S7.
Rs- Mr.. Mcmahon is one of the oldest of old
Californans, and Will cheerfully confirm his
statement at his place of business
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All Special Bargains in Our To-morrOW'S Sale!


After All Prices Tell,
Crinkled Seersuckers, in colored stripes;
Blue, Black, Pink or Cardinal, at
a cents per yard.
An Excellent Bargain!
Fancy-stripe Canvas Suitings, at s
cents per yard.
Really Worth I5 centsi
Lattice Check Lawns, in solid colors;
Light or Dark Blue, at cents per
yard.
Irresistible Bargains in Hosiery, Cor
sets and Fancy Goods:
One Lot of Ladies Corsets. in White or
Drab, lace trimmed. at 20 cents pair.
One Lot of Ladies Corsets, extra-well
boned, double steels, lace trimmed
and silk embroidered (never sold for
less than 50 cents), now so cents
pair.
The Knowing Ones VIII Not Miss This
Lot!
Ladies' Genuine Princess of Wales"
3-button Kid Gloves, in opera
shades sizes, 81, 6, 81, 81, 81, and Z,
at % cents pair.
The Best Value Yet,
Ladies Isle Jersey Gloves (summer
shades), Is cents a pair.
Assorted Lot of Ladies' Cape Collars,
at cents each.
Ladies' Knit Shetland Wool Shawls,
is cents each.
Remarkable Bargains in Laces Irish
Crochet Trimming, 10 cents per piece
of II yards; Bretonne Laces, three
and four inches wide, cents a yard
Oriental Laces, cents a yard.
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Ladies' Flowered Satsen Parasols cut
from 20 cents to AZ cents.
Children's Blue Polka-dot Handker-
chiefs, three for 10 cents.
Amazing and Grand Bargains in
Ladies', Misses and Children's
Hosiery, at 10, Is and % cents a
pair; 10 and 25-centf Hose are full
finished.
The Tuxedo "a White and Tan
Mackinaw Braid Straw Hat, with
wide brim, rolling slightly on one
side, 25 cents formerly, 45 cents.
The Kickabout IA Misses White
Straw Hat, with wide brim and high
crown, 20 cents.
Black Cartwheels, 10 cents.
Lots to Close.
Ladies French Kid Button Shoes, good
quality (sizes, 2 to g., 81 70.
Ladies' Kid Newports, Buckle and Tie
(sizes, , to 81, rs cents.
Ladies Fine Kid Newport Ties, flexible
soles, opera toes, 81 45.
"Drives" in Gents Furnishing Goods.
Gents Bleached Jeans Drawers, twilled,
a superior article, nicely made, "a
cents per pair.
Gents Summer-weight Balbriggan
Shirts and Drawers, cut TO 40 cents.
Gents Fancy Dress Shirts, separate
collars and cuffs, SO cents.
Gents Fancy Striped Socks, good quail
ity, pairs for % cents.
Gents Marseilles Dress Scarfs, in white
and fancy, cents.
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PACIFIC COAST.
SEVERE STORM IN A SOUTH.
ERN COUNTY.
Fever at Guaymas-Yuba and SUIT
ter Crops-Opium Smuggling
New Wool Rates.
A THRIVING SECTION.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECoRD-uNIoN.l
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WHOLE NO. 1928.
FOREIGN TOPICS.
A FRENCH COUNTESS STOLEN BY
HER LOVER.
Royalty at Cody's Circus = Severe
Fighting in Burmah-Mutiny
by the Herat Garrison.
IRISH AFFAIRS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHH RroOnD-Us1Os.l !
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4 company has been formed to build
3 railroad from Pasadena to Wilson's Peak
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home AFFAIRS.
THE NEW SOUTH AND NORTH
ERN DEMOCRACY.
Riotous Baseballers The Denver
Sheriff Indicted - European
Colony for California-Etc.
OFFICIALS IN TROUBLE.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNION. !
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D. MCKAY,
MONEY TO LOAN

ON RIAL ESTATE, AT LOW STE OF
~ Interest, by P. BOIL, No. 325 street,
Sacramento If
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Probably an Ex-DuoI shooter.

LONDON, June 16th.-A lawyer named
Henderson crossed from Dover to Calais IN
a six-foot canoe in eleven hours.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-05

departure Monday morning for Ohio, to
break up the soil for the spring crop. He
TOOK with him for help, Martin Pry. Emmett
Anderson and four horses. Our old
friend, Mr. James Wilmer, of Pfoutz's
Naiiey' mas, for number of years, turned
MS attention to potato raising, ard always
has ready market for them. This year he
planted 32 acres in potatoes-s acres in
fioutz's Valley, acres in SayiIle town
snip and 10 acres on his farm in Juni,,.
county, from all OF which he expect. 70
raise between 8 500 and 200 bushels. He
mas ways been a successful potato rais-
e'- IL Is also remarked. that to
'he average spectator the array of feminine
oeauiy which adorned the fair ground. last
week was surprising. Perry is Just full of
eia, and their presence is one Of the draw
ing cards OF the exhibition. Gallant, from
heighboring counties were paraIy.ed bv
then magnetism. W. Frank Fink.
oi EilAtsburg, has organized a singing class
oi % members The members of the
reformed congregation of Ello,sburg, are
making Quite an improvement to their
church edIhce, by putting up stone steps
in place of the old wooden ones in r-o,, y,
'heAr church The stones to be used for
'he Steps were hauled from the Chestnut
Flat.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-05
TERM
,bIican Comfy Com mite

-. allowing named Republicans com.
= the committee;
pT,.r,-ora-w n. Lane, Reeds Gapi A
,wgb,m.on, East Waterford.
y nrl'I.,r,r.-A b Evans, Thompsontown ;
r-,t,b I.outsuslagrr, East slem.
y-ir.r-IIpury Manbeck, Thompsont'n
- Ricksubach, Mexico.
'r..-rsBash-C Z Hover, Joseph Roth
rock. MGinio"n.
s,.,,,,bsuua-Ley Light, Nekoia, Per-
g. N 5 Brubaker, Mahontongo.
i" "S..spvood-John " Light, Nekoda,
v.,-vC.: W. Il. Zeiders. DimmsvIlle.
Sr,urr Hfl-J y Howell, Pleasant View;
rpfi-sha.a. Spruce Hill.
yg,,rt-R u Cunningham, Patterson /;
r.-t Wm Frey, Port Royal
I,-bs,,-Wm. HertEler, < Graham,
Port R7ya.' -
Oliver, Port Royal.
rh,mr.ontt@u-We ellington Manbeck, Il
r Mcclellan, Thompsout"wn.
Bsslr-pavid Puffeuberger, Walnut J
Rs--ugsr, Academia.
goargs-F P Kahler, Joseph Shelly Rich
.ed.
p.ft.r.on-Frauk Meloy, Kelly McNeal.
visiirt5wu-Jlues NCCauley, James !.
Robson.
uVpIevile.
F.v.tt--T. ) Nu-ser, AlisteryiIle;
n :. Brown, Cocoismus-
sR. Cl,eay, ChAf nan.
FE Ae'.y, Secretary.
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Turbett Joitings.
Port ROYAL fair 4. s. 6 A

-NS1 a. AdI y D, q T..
Harvest for the politicians, fair week
The happiest man in Turbstt il Isw,.
Aanet- It's boy
Aechanics5urg cider press Is doing s.
u'urisning business this faH.
There wal! be Duukard meeting in F.
! doiA school house, Saturday evening Sun-
uay morning and Sunday evening. Octohe-
. TO y. 'o'ei
Mrs. !. Tyler and daughter Miss Apnie
OF 81 Mary Pa, spent last week visiting
Ii. AcAiee.
mrs George Boyer jr-, visited her grand
mother Mrs. Eliza Rrzman last Thur,d,v
Mr. !. 5. Kepner teaches the I,rs,..,
school Ia the county There being 20
scholars III sttendance.
Mrs. >. McFadden visited her father ~
John Laadls last week.
Last Saturday while putting corDice an
me h1it1llOr1s sc4OOI house Robert Stus---
len irom The gable end, aEd was badly bnrt
he is Slowly cUuyatesciug
Miss SaIlie Yoaer, daughter of Yostyo-
uer was tho recipient of a new Weaver or
gan Il short time since.
;. A. kOOns has been suffering f,o,,
some affection OF the lungs the past .rI
"eeAs- We regret 10 say that no does nor
improve rapidly. NO'
J. D., We would advise YOU to leave lit
tle earlier Dext Saturday night, so Lizzie
does not get the .'tremors.''
Samuel kIlmer, moved TO his new home
ii the new spring hollow last Wednesday.
Daniel Mcdonnell raised large crop of
victor potatoes and has "a car load for sale.
Misses ue Lands and Annie Tyler at
tended service al Matamoras last Sunday
evening.
squire Gfonlnger was struck on the foot
win siedge last Thursday almost unabI-
ing him 10 walk
Inc time Tor gathering chestnuts has
co He- The crop is large one ana ~ need
oI another 'Jack Frost"
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n-fRRIED:

BOY ER-kERS STETTER.-On IN, 2sl,
u't'' py Rev l. ). Brown, :. z. Bower.
aAu AniauGa AeTsteIieT, botL OF Oriental.
ISEABERG-VAkNES-On the y2,d
ult-' By Kew T. Z. Berry, WIN. Z. Isen-
berg ana Jennie a. Ndrnes, both OF Milford
To" nshlp.
Observation-Disclosures the 2gth
inst, At the residence OF the brides parents,
oy Kew L. l. Berry, Mr. s. Shunan Ii
Psso, OF Ill, aHd IIss S- Laura Woodward
oi.bsaie township.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
CE the lotn ult., Ia Camden y J q, by Kew
Y sbbIns, William W. Fortenbaugn. OF
Harris nurg, and Alice e. kicneubaugn' of
East Salem, this County
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CIR A YBILI1S

furniture Store has been re-
stocked with a new lot of the
Latest Styled Furniture of all
description. Chamber Suits,
Beds, Bedding, Carpets, Mat
ting, Window Shades, Lamps.
Everything III the House Furn-
lture Line.
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DIED

hhNESI.-On the 18Th ult-, IN Fer
nianagA township, an infant child OF oseph
Ernest.
COA-On the 18th ult., in Turkey Val.
ley, Levi Foster, infant son of Paul Coz
Age i days.
klCdE-On the 2ad inst in Patterson,
VI h.Ie h.che, aged . months, son OF Mr..
and Mrs. FralK Rene.
MELOI-On the 22nd ult., IN Harris
ourE, " Imam heloy, =. former citizen of
Port Royal, aged a years.
ihOUr.-Ou IUysaay, August p, 1857.
IN Dc'a"aie township, A-rjJa EIel Troup.
aged "a ; ears ii months aud - days.
bAltN ER.-Ou Ihe i5Ju ut, at North
BEND, NeuFas "A, MauGIe, IaiaaL daughter
oil Joseph ami Emma Blrner, formerly
oi Or.su tai, Pa. age j months and z DAYS,
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WAIT,

+" AIT Tor the Grand Opening of Schott's
l1- i14- anu winter clothing, on Saturday next.
Ferd Myers, who has had an -xn,.r;e,,... =,
the C!othing Business for a period of sev-
enteen years, and knows the wants of rba
peoPi-, and Carefully provides TO. their
tastes NA
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SHORTLOCFLS.

yuopy ToCzJC
The coon hunting season i here.
pre,brtsry j, IN operation IN this place.
r-,r,r.r. ,,,i,D ,r,r - , c,,,,-.
..s.-,., hood. ,-, f,.bio,,tI. :,
s,.f.,, R.u., have their ,besks ,o-,oo
Tr. -s.uafs8 Will take, Mace on m, OF,
og,B., n,e,5.
.r,,r--. r. ,r,.f,.. b,y,r ,,,oDv ,h. hon.
r-r-.,s.., ,,..-ty.,,
rt.c-,-,sr,. rfcnf. Ds1tvs,r 1, 20 ,,
,,,o week, pis-pic.
n. s-,r,b, made. . gr.., many ..,r,.
s,,.,fB ,bs corn ssrd,
yi.. Ruu, s-r.,er p'svs III, organ IN
h. Presbyterian church.
,:l-. for new wheat crop.
NJ Gr,vbtI, fl. rr-,,ri,, IN mn, ,s-
1.Sti..... - 80 -. ,' - - pU' He"
DIV. Wood. make. f-,,p-n, vista %
mi. rr,,s o.. legal business.
,,u,sssi.l -rs vssrs hence
,-,
ORR 'l' 0'eH resi- ileo Win a 10" hands
IT,. rs.-.,,..u,,,.-r.--,-..,
. m. i've, s--f,., ,t.. r,,.. -. - ~
'a' river '"'''s 'l' '''' ram
,.,s,.-Y.-,.-- -'o'''
'10' !" = 1us'
Chestnut hunting is engaged in by young
-
,..-.,, 80 uo,,o- ,.al "A'Iy a'"N are paint
Ing the outside Of the Lutheran parsonage.
49,. - .'' u po'A-
-''' season 'a 'A'ee acres OF ground
Squire C. B uorniny and James Horn
- lave about completed Jacob WINS sta
Tho pensioners Of Jpui.,s county DuB-
o =, ~ 10 whom are paid Quarterly 81
EiS.r s,ray.r d, A hom, from I,r,,s-
20 IA 7-s's Dc vas ia employment for a
'--'5 20 resume studies in school Of
-. '-l.s'
fou 6iQqer, or Dav Of Atopeu.pt was
observed by Hebrews IN thi, place, las,
"''4e''ay
Farmer S,rver on tho J..ob. farm near
'a'' place viii glaat large tract OF onions
next 'Frias.
Pre,syt,ry convened in the p-ssnv,s-,,,
church Of this place, Tuesday forenoon At
~ o'clock.
The cloudy aud SMOKY weather or man,
aA.' were 'aFF'szeu,ed BY a eopious rain
'a'' Thursday.
Miss Kate NcKuish, has .ou. ,o,,.
nom Philadelphia, where .b, was ,txvtny
'a' P's' summer.
Remember. s,Ao,,,s c,-,. ,.,
'-oisat WI. make its grand tall OPEN
''s next Saturday.
The Pre.ti,a, in s..,,i-..;-.. -, 49,.
circle on Ac rr.-r,mn.t, .,.s - -'oL"' IN, ..S
vii trays. 1855 mics.
"a ,rop ,r5o, -,
Been -,',.t. NV .,. s ,..''''''', 'i onions mas
sons. ,,,r. g... ..' 'a''.' OF Alfred II. Par
n, B,-..,., -,
E,-r n,..,, ".,,- d, 'al Nai' Protection Com
nas..-.-- ~ 'l' Court House last Saturday.
George Ror.-, 49,, ,,,
r, ,lla'.a the ''ope work Of the Lutheran
P'.''7's'' in this place.
Saoea Ucorum. and Dav, y,n, s,,,
.,.. ','.'.' a. orc team rom tn, Fsrms1sch
On Monday morning.
0l. ao.Lsr and 6ay cent. in .s,,D.. Nil,
',,''e 'he SENTINEL Avn Rrnr~,,, -,aas' WI, ' =,
Ther, VS., .rp,b ','r og "a. ear -
Pr...,'.,-oa ''.'a On Friiay afternoon, to see
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miFfLIhIowN MAKXkTs,
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS

IHILADELPHIA, October l, ISS7.-Penn-
sylVanlt wheat eIcts Corn 81 to 53cts ;
Oats 81 TO SJcts Live chickens IL to I2c
per 10 turkeys u 10 l3cts Eggs 20 to %
cents per dozen Butter Il 10 26c per Ib:
Potatoes al 40 TO 15c bushel Sweet Po-
tatoes al 40 TO I5cts basket Hay SII TO
$40 per ton Rye straw AZ $3.50; Tim
othy seed 10 81 IS TO $40. Castle as last
week.
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Stone Dwelling House.

s' nar'' anu other out buildings.
The land is Of the best qcali,y. in good
order, and well satered, there being a fin.
spring on IL, premises. There is also a
nne Young orchard uPon the property.
winch has just come into bearing. This
land is located two miles east of Mexico
an1 IN close proximity TO church, store.
post office sc.
ALSO-Eight Acres of ridge woodland
adjoining land of Daniel Kloss on the yes I
DAVID Altman on the north, Robert Roe O 4
the south and east.
NELSON A. LUKENS.
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Caution Notice.

All persons are hereby cautioned arain.t
hua'ins or fishing on the property OF thg
un'"T> isned IN Fayette township, a. the
trcssIass laws Will lie enforced
EPEKAiz Dv.x.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned will offer at Public ale
the following described Valuable Real Es-
tate, on
saturday. November S, 1857
at one O'Clock p. m A farm of
L & II L X-FIV ACR T. 8.
In Walker twp, adjoining lands of Daniel
kloss, Samuel Funk, Jerome N. Thomp-
son, John Motzer and heirs of L. K. At
klnson, deceased, having thereon erected
q good
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CAUTION NOTICE.
January 10. 1887.

4 Ii persons are hereby cautioned
"a against fishing or hunIIn., galLer;ns
berries, or crossing heids, or IN any OrL.l
way trespassing On the lands oi the under
sigu Cd J. ;. NESEPF-
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Spring and suTnmer Goods.

! would inform the public that / have
now in my new millinery store at my place
Of Tesfd epce on WAFER street, Miffi intOwn,
second 4 pnr from corner Of Bridge street,
tu'. stock, OF Spring s Summer millinery
goods, al new, and Of the latest styles.
aud bavi.- employed first class milliners
/ am prepared TO supply the public with
everything found in a firstclass milliner
store, come and examine my stock.
consider Il no troT5e 10 show goods.
MRS. DRI4L.
e Ich 22-s7.i.y.
Toe Ssi.ftHsi art hspUs itcan office is the
place TO get iaL work done. Try il. twill
l4y yOu a. yDr ~ aurthing IN that hne
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-05

'lgnuy, ACcozSoDArIoE leaves Al,..,,
b. a. r. .l .. m., Tyrons $50 a.,
\ tr-'rn t,3S a. m, Mount Uulss !,
\ s. Poe. Sc-tou uamiltoa 7,0IIs
h .v.rHa 10 a. IN, Lewistovn ia !,
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sgs.y-. $50 a. W.. Nautyke s,s5 a
.-r-ua,awu e,f3 =. IN, Durusrd 81
-i'c-st1wn S,54 a m, Newport 90,
arriving ~ Harrisburg at 10 l0A.
O.. Philadelphia, 3 Is Pm.
Juniata sentinel and Republican. [volume] (Mifflintown, Juniata County, Pa.) 1873-1955, 1887-10-05

.. a ul., aud stopping a all rstr
,rs astrr"G Altoona and Harri,ssr
.-. NHH.u at a.56 =. m, HGriIo,T
= Sis. on arrives ia Philadelpai